Douglas Town Centre Manager says few are wearing masks
Shoppers are 'quite relaxed' with few wearing masks in Douglas town centre following the end of lockdown.
That's according to the Manx capital's Town Centre Manager Oliver Cheshire.
Non-essential retail and cafes were able to reopen once social distancing ceased to be a legal requirement last Monday.
Mr Cheshire says the public seems comfortable without restrictions:
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